Erm... did you at least try to import it in VirtualBox? It's supposed to be able to use vmware images.
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MatMay 26 '12 at 14:47

@Mat I tried, but VirtualBox can import only Open Virtualization Format
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MiroMay 26 '12 at 14:53

Making a new VM and selecting to use the existing vmdk works for me. Interestingly enough, when you type in the name "hackxor" in the new VM screen, it will automatically choose Fedora 14
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parker.sikandDec 24 '14 at 6:19

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I did not download it and not sure if this is everything but you should be able to get started with it. The most important part is that you are able to use the provided disk image.

VirtualBox supports vmdk (Vmwares image format) out of the box. So you should be able to directly use the provided disk image with VirtualBox. If this does not work have a look at the VirtualBox manual.

If this does not work you can also convert the disk image with qemu-img. Something like: